Question 1

Which of the following was least considered in the negotiations at Vienna?

Accepted Answer

A) The right of forcibly deposed monarchs to regain their thrones. 
B) The right of working people to determine their form of government. 
C) The responsibility of nations to work together to promote peace. 
D) The need to suppress rebellions in the future. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) The right of forcibly deposed monarchs to regain their thrones. 
B) The right of working people to determine their form of government. 
C) The responsibility of nations to work together to promote peace. 
D) The need to suppress rebellions in the future. 
E) None of the options are correct. B

Question 2

The remnants of Napoleon's army that tried to capture Russia were eventually saved from starvation in the Russian winter by

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A) the end of Winter. 
B) backup troops from Poland. 
C) their arrival in friendly Polish territory. 
D) their eating their horses. 
E) the arrival of French replacements. 
A) the end of Winter. 
B) backup troops from Poland. 
C) their arrival in friendly Polish territory. 
D) their eating their horses. 
E) the arrival of French replacements. C

Question 3

After war broke out with Prussia and Austria in 1792, the radical ____________________ took over the government in France.

Accepted Answer

Jacobins

Question 4

The battle of Trafalgar

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A) ensured French domination of most of the Continent. 
B) frustrated a potential French invasion of England. 
C) knocked the Russians out of the anti-French coalition. 
D) made it necessary for France to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States. 
E) was Napoleon's last victory over England. 
A) ensured French domination of most of the Continent. 
B) frustrated a potential French invasion of England. 
C) knocked the Russians out of the anti-French coalition. 
D) made it necessary for France to sell the Louisiana Territory to the United States. 
E) was Napoleon's last victory over England.

Question 5

Napoleon did all of the following EXCEPT

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A) create legal and civil codes. 
B) dealt successfully with France's finances. 
C) created administrative and judicial systems that are still around today. 
D) called for free and open elections for all governmental positions. 
E) granted legal title to peasants for the land they had seized. 
A) create legal and civil codes. 
B) dealt successfully with France's finances. 
C) created administrative and judicial systems that are still around today. 
D) called for free and open elections for all governmental positions. 
E) granted legal title to peasants for the land they had seized.

Question 6

Napoleon's military forces were known as ____________________.

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The answer of Napoleon's military forces were known as ____________________....

Question 7

The Constitution of 1791 was modeled closely on the government of

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A) England. 
B) Switzerland. 
C) Germany. 
D) the United States. 
E) the Netherlands. 
A) England. 
B) Switzerland. 
C) Germany. 
D) the United States. 
E) the Netherlands.

Question 8

Evaluate Napoleon as a leader.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 9

Term for identification: Eli Whitney

Accepted Answer

Eli Whitney was an American inventor bes

Question 10

Define the essential elements of the Vienna Settlement. How successful was the agreement?

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discus

Question 11

In the Estates General, voting was based on

Accepted Answer

A) one's income. 
B) the amount of taxes one paid. 
C) educational level. 
D) proportional representation. 
E) estates that voted as a bloc. 
A) one's income. 
B) the amount of taxes one paid. 
C) educational level. 
D) proportional representation. 
E) estates that voted as a bloc.

Question 12

The confrontation between France's king and the National Assembly began in 1789, with

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A) the storming of the Bastille. 
B) the establishment of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen. 
C) arrest of the queen. 
D) the writing of a new constitution. 
E) a demand for "one man, one vote." 
A) the storming of the Bastille. 
B) the establishment of the Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen. 
C) arrest of the queen. 
D) the writing of a new constitution. 
E) a demand for "one man, one vote."

Question 13

Negotiators of the Vienna Settlement drew up territorial boundaries according to

Accepted Answer

A) ethnic differences. 
B) religious differences. 
C) desires of the local peoples. 
D) ideas of liberalism and social reform. 
E) None of the options are correct. 
A) ethnic differences. 
B) religious differences. 
C) desires of the local peoples. 
D) ideas of liberalism and social reform. 
E) None of the options are correct.

Question 14

The levee en masse was the ____________________ assembled by the Jacobins to fight for the Revolution.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The levee en masse was the ____________________...

Question 15

In the centuries following the advent of the industrial revolution, massive numbers of people moved to the cities for various reasons. What was this movement of population called?

Accepted Answer

A) Peasant relocation. 
B) Urban Diaspora. 
C) Urban migration. 
D) Overpopulation. 
E) Urban decay. 
A) Peasant relocation. 
B) Urban Diaspora. 
C) Urban migration. 
D) Overpopulation. 
E) Urban decay.

Question 16

Despite the  many improvements in the lives of the ordinary people, the area of ____________________ was notable for its lack of improvement from ancient times up to the eighteenth century.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Despite the  many improvements in the lives...

Question 17

Term for identification: spinning jenny/ spinning mule

Accepted Answer

The terms "spinning jenny" and "spinning

Question 18

Examine the reasons for England emerging as the leader of the industrial revolution. Include the natural advantages and social characteristics that enabled England to lead the rest of the world until well into the nineteenth century.

Accepted Answer

Answers would include a discussion of En

Question 19

Term for identification: enclosed field system

Accepted Answer

The answer of Term for identification: enclosed field system...

Question 20

Which of these was not true of Napoleon Bonaparte?

Accepted Answer

A) When he became monarch of France in 1804, he symbolically crowned himself. 
B) For several years, popularity at home allowed him to build up a large conscript army and impose heavy taxes to supply his men. 
C) Napoleon's formal title was emperor, because he led a country that by then had a significant empire. 
D) Napoleon is often given credit for being the greatest military strategist of the modern age. 
E) Napoleon never meant to found a dynasty to replace the Bourbons, but his supporters convinced him to take that path. 
A) When he became monarch of France in 1804, he symbolically crowned himself. 
B) For several years, popularity at home allowed him to build up a large conscript army and impose heavy taxes to supply his men. 
C) Napoleon's formal title was emperor, because he led a country that by then had a significant empire. 
D) Napoleon is often given credit for being the greatest military strategist of the modern age. 
E) Napoleon never meant to found a dynasty to replace the Bourbons, but his supporters convinced him to take that path.

Exam 31: The Early Industrial Revolution

Which of the following was least considered in the negotiations at Vienna?

The remnants of Napoleon's army that tried to capture Russia were eventually saved from starvation in the Russian winter by

After war broke out with Prussia and Austria in 1792, the radical ____________________ took over the government in France.

The battle of Trafalgar

Napoleon did all of the following EXCEPT

Napoleon's military forces were known as ____________________.

The Constitution of 1791 was modeled closely on the government of

Evaluate Napoleon as a leader.

Term for identification: Eli Whitney

Define the essential elements of the Vienna Settlement. How successful was the agreement?

In the Estates General, voting was based on

The confrontation between France's king and the National Assembly began in 1789, with

Negotiators of the Vienna Settlement drew up territorial boundaries according to

The levee en masse was the ____________________ assembled by the Jacobins to fight for the Revolution.

In the centuries following the advent of the industrial revolution, massive numbers of people moved to the cities for various reasons. What was this movement of population called?

Despite the many improvements in the lives of the ordinary people, the area of ____________________ was notable for its lack of improvement from ancient times up to the eighteenth century.

Term for identification: spinning jenny/ spinning mule

Examine the reasons for England emerging as the leader of the industrial revolution. Include the natural advantages and social characteristics that enabled England to lead the rest of the world until well into the nineteenth century.

Term for identification: enclosed field system

Which of these was not true of Napoleon Bonaparte?

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